VW Shows Its 1st EV to Be Produced in High Volume
Volkswagen e-up! EV and XL1 pih electrify the Silvretta E-Car Rally

http://www.worldcarfans.com/113070559797/volkswagen-e-up-to-cost-25-times-more-than-the-standard
Volkswagen e-up! to cost 2.5 times more than the standard model
By Michael Gauthier  Jul 5, 2013  Source: Volkswagen

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Volkswagen e-up! 14.03.2013
]

Starts at 26,900 euros

The Volkswagen up! was designed to be an affordable and fuel-efficient city
vehicle but something has been lost in the conversion to an electric
vehicle.

Set to debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show, the e-up! will cost a pretty penny
as Volkswagen has confirmed it was start at €26,900 ($34,525 / £23,150) with
a battery. For comparison, the larger Nissan Leaf starts at €23,790 ($30,520
/ £20,515) with a leased battery or €29,690 ($38,105 / £25,605) with a
purchased battery.

The hefty price tag rewards owners with an electric powertrain that develops
a peak output of 82 HP (60 kW) and 210 Nm (155 lb-ft) of torque. It enables
the hatchback to accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 12.4 seconds, hit a top speed
of 130 km/h (81 mph) and travel up to 160 km (99 miles) on a single charge.
More importantly, the e-up! has zero CO2 emissions and only costs about €3
($4 / £2) to travel 100 kilometers (62 miles).

The e-up! will be competing in the Silvretta E-Car Rally and additional
information will be released at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
[© worldcarfans.com]



http://dailyfusion.net/2013/07/volkswagen-shows-its-first-electric-car-to-be-produced-in-high-volume-13774/
Volkswagen Shows Its First Electric Car to Be Produced in High Volume
July 8, 2013

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http://dailyfusion.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/vw-eup.jpg?71b206
e-up! — Volkswagen’s first fully electric mass production car — to launch
this year. (Credit: Volkswagen Group)
]

Volkswagen will be participating in this year’s Silvretta E-Car Rally in the
Austrian Montafon with an innovative e-up! vehicle, the first electric
vehicle from Volkswagen to be produced in high volume. With its Alpine route
profile, the rally is both a test of reliability and highly demanding, as
the challenge is to recover large amounts of the power used on the long
uphill climbs through battery regeneration on the subsequent downhill
sections.

With a totally electric drive system the e-up! provides an entry point to a
new pioneering Volkswagen vehicle concept and with four seats guarantees
scope for full utilization. It is a car for everyday use, with impressively
high torque of 210 Nm. Practically silent and with no loss of traction
during gearshifts, the e-up! is powered by an electric motor that delivers a
maximum output of 60 kW / 82 PS. It thus accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (62
mph) in 12.4 seconds and achieves a top speed of 130 km/h (80 mph). With its
18.7 kWh lithium-ion battery it has a reach according to NEDC of up to 160
kilometers (100 miles). This means impressively low energy costs of less
than $3.6 per 100 kilometers (60 miles).

The e-up! can be charged with 2.3 kW plugged into any standard 230V socket,
with 3.6 kW via a home-installed wall box or with up to 40 kW plugged into a
DC fast-charging station via the optional CSS (combined charging system). In
the latter case, the battery is 80 per cent charged in under 30 minutes. The
power connection point for charging the battery is concealed as usual under
the fuel cap. In the ideal scenario the e-up! will be charged using
electricity from regenerative sources and will then be running 100% CO2
neutral.

The e-up! differentiates itself from the basic up! model through a
high-quality, aerodynamically optimized design. One striking identifying
feature externally is the curved arrangement of the LED daytime running
lights in the bumper. The front section, sills and underbody have also been
aerodynamically enhanced. Burnished 15-inch alloy wheels with low rolling
resistance tires.

The entry-level price of the e-up! in Germany as an already well-equipped
base model inclusive of battery is $32,500. This autumn at the IAA
(International Motor Show) in Frankfurt, Volkswagen will announce further
details on how the vehicle is to be marketed.
[© 2013 The Daily Fusion]



http://www.earthtechling.com/2013/07/vw-e-up-electric-car-prices-around-34500/
VW e-up! Electric Car Prices Around $34500  July 7th, 2013
Volkswagen has announced more details on its upcoming e-up! electric car,
set to debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show this fall before it goes on sale
next year.



http://3d-car-shows.com/volkswagen-xl1-and-e-up-electrify-the-silvretta-e-car-rally/
Volkswagen XL1 and e-up! electrify the Silvretta E-Car Rally
Jul 5, 2013  The purposeful use of leather and chrome trim conveys a purist
overall impression – in keeping with a fully-fledged, urbane electric car's
vehicle concept ...



http://insideevs.com/volkswagen-xl1-and-e-up-compete-in-silvretta-e-auto-rally-in-moutains-of-austria/
Volkswagen XL1 and e-Up! Compete in Silvretta E-Auto Rally in Moutains of
Austria  by Eric Loveday  [Jul 5, 2013]  The 2013 Silvretta E-Auto Rally is
currently underway and several automakers have wheeled out plug-ins to
compete. But for Volkswagen, the E-Auto Rally is more of a coming out party
...



http://memolira.com/boletines-de-la-industria/vw-xl1-y-e-up-electrifican-el-e-car-rally-de-silvretta/
[Italian >Googletranslate> English]
VW XL1 and e-up! E-Car electrify the Silvretta Rally
By Mario Rossi / July 5, 2013

[images] Der neue Volkswagen e-up!  Der neue Volkswagen XL1

Volkswagen will be integrating itself to start E-Car Rally this year
Silvretta two innovative vehicles: the XL-1, the most efficient production
car in the world, powered by a diesel hybrid plug. The other model is the
e-up!, The first Volkswagen electric vehicle to be produced in high volume.

With this, Volkswagen demonstrates that these alternative management systems
are able to have an excellent performance even on Alpine roads. The new
e-up! participate for the first time in the E-Car Rally in the region
Silvretta Montafon, Austria. With an alpine route profile, the rally is at
the same time, a reliability test and requirement, and that the challenge is
to recover a large amount of energy used in the long climb up through the
regeneration of the battery in the sections where there are declines.

With a fully electric driving system, the e-up! serves as a starting point
for a new Volkswagen car pioneering concept with four seats that make the
whole. It's a car for daily use, with an impressive torque of 210Nm, almost
soundless without loss of traction during speed changes. The e-up! is
powered by an electric motor that gives maximum power of 60 kW / 82 PS, thus
accelerates from 0-100 km / h in 12.4 seconds and achieves a top speed of
130 km / h. Its lithium-ion battery 18.7 kWh, have a duration, according to
NEDC, more than 160 kilometers. This means you will have a lower cost 3
euros per 100 kilometers.

The e-up! [EV] can be loaded with 2.3 kW connected to any standard 230V
socket with 3.6 kW installation wall boxes homemade or 40 kW when connected
on a DC fast charging station through the CSS (Combined Freight System, for
their acronym in English), in which case 80 percent of the battery will be
recovered in less than 30 minutes. The plug for charging battery is placed
where it is usually the gas cap. In an ideal scenario, the e-up! will be
charged with electricity from regenerative sources and then could neutralize
100% of its CO2 emissions.
[© 2013 Memo Lira]




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